Wuppertal Walking Tour, Germany 🇩🇪 City Walk in 4k HDR (With Captions)

Wuppertal Walking Tour, Germany 🇩🇪 City Walk in 4k HDR (With Captions)

Hello Viewers. In today’s video I will show you the city called Wuppertal. It is situated in western Germany which is known for its unique transportation system called the Wuppertal Suspension Railway, or “Schwebebahn”. Here you can see the city’s famous suspension train or schwebebahn which glides above the Wupper river.

It is the coolest transportation system of this city. The first track of this railway opened in 1901. After that it went through many upgrade and renovation. This train runs along a route of 13.3 kilometres, at a height of about 12 metres above between Oberbarmen and Sonnborner Straße. This street is called Alte Freiheit.

This is a famous shopping street of the city. You can find many shops like Gravis, Foot Locker, DM and so on. Beside shops you can also find many restaurants and cafes. This is a Statue of Mina Knallenfalls.

Mina Knallenfalls was the heroine from the dialect poem of the same name by Otto Hausmann (published in 1870). It was created by the Wuppertal sculptor Ulle Hees. Now I’m walking on the street called Poststraße. This square is called Neumarkt. City’s weekly market helds in this place.

This building is the Rathaus (Town Hall) Elberfeld. This is a beautiful building that serves as the seat of the city’s administration. This fountain is called Neptune Fountain. The fountain features a statue of Neptune, the Roman god of the sea, surrounded by water jets and intricate designs.

Here you will find the fast food restaurant Mcdonald’s. This street is called Rommelspütt. This street is called Morianstraße. This square is called Karlsplatz. This street is called Friedrichstraße. This street is called Wall. This street is called Schlössersgasee. This square is called Von-der-Heydt-Platz. This square is famous for Christmas market during Christmas.

You will find here many shops such as Dougla, C&A, TK Maxx and so on. This street is called Herzogstraße. This sculpture is called Krawattenmann or the Tie Man. This sculpture was made by the Belgian conceptual artist Guillaume Bijl and installed here in 2008. This street is called Friedrich-Ebert-Straße. This square is called Laurentiusplatz.

The church in front of me is called Basilica of St. Lawrence. It is the main Roman Catholic church completed in 1835 and the most important Roman Catholic church building in Wuppertal. This street is called Laurentiusstraße. This is a Suspension train station which is called Wuppertal Ohligsmühle.

From here I will take the train to the Wuppertal Main Station. Here comes the train. From the train you can see the beautiful view of the city. I have reached to the Wuppertal Main Station. In front of me you can see the Wuppertal Main Train Station.

The building in front of me is called Bundesbahndirektion, also known as the Wuppertal Railway Division. This building also plays a role in managing and coordinating railway operations in the Wuppertal region. This is bus station of city.

This is a Walking Tour video of Wuppertal, Germany. This street walk video was recorded in 4k HDR 60FPS to get a better view of the city. For better experience try to watch the video in an Ultra High Definition TV. Captions have been included in the video which has detailed information about the tour and also some information about the city and its landmarks.

Timestamps:
00:00 – Main Station
00:48 – Alte Freiheit
04:18 – Poststraße
06:33 – Neumarkt
08:37 – Rommelspütt
09:37 – Morianstraße
11:47 – Karlsplatz
12:38 – Friedrichstraße
17:18 – Wall Street
18:29 – Schlössersgasee
19:05 – Von-der-Heydt-Platz
20:59 – Herzogstraße
25:06 – Friedrich-Ebert-Straße
26:25 – Laurentiusplatz
28:25 – Laurentiusstraße
31:39 – Wuppertal Ohligsmühle
33:22 – Schwebebahn
36:34 – Wuppertal Main Train Station

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